Hosted by Megan Currie, Nick Overington, Andy Bell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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St John WA has launched its first ever public podcast, Clinical Practice Radio (CPR). Designed by clinicians for clinicians, the show discusses a range of clinical and management topics using the latest evidence-based research and inviting subject matter experts to share their insights. Hosted by St John WA Deputy Director of Paramedicine Andy Bell alongside Clinical Leads Megan Currie and Nick Overington.
Megan Currie, Nick Overington, Andy Bell hosts Clinical Practice Radio (CPR), a health show with 12 episodes published.
In this episode of Clinical Practice Radio (CPR), the team unpacks what resilience really means for paramedics and other first responders working in high‑pressure environments. They explore why resilience is not a fixed
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In this first episode of season two, the team explores crush injury and crush syndrome, discussing how these patients present, why they can deteriorate rapidly, and the importance of early recognition in the pre-hospital
Show notesIn this episode, the team explores two critical but often overlooked parts of pre-hospital care: handovers and debriefing. They discuss why clear communication shapes patient outcomes, how structured handovers help deliv
Show notesIn this episode, the team explores the evolving approach to patient extrication, with insights from DFES rescue officer Andrew “Strunky” Strunk. They unpack the evidence behind the Extrication in Trauma (EXIT) project, c
Show notesIn this episode, the team turns their focus to major burns, one of the most complex and confronting presentations in pre-hospital care. They discuss what defines a major burn, the systemic cascade that follows large TBSA
Show notesIn this episode, the team tackles some of the most enduring myths in emergency medical services and asks a simple question: are we still doing things because they work, or because it’s how they’ve always been done? Topic
Show notesIn this episode, the team takes a deep dive into Mass Casualty Incidents (MCIs) — one of the most complex and confronting scenarios in pre-hospital care. They explore what truly defines an MCI, why early recognition and
Show notesIn this episode, the team is joined by Jason Belcher, Resuscitation Improvement Specialist at St John WA, to explore what makes the biggest difference in surviving an Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA). With a backgro
Show notesIn this episode, the team is joined by Greta Hammer, a Clinical Lead Paramedic, to unpack red flag ECG findings in syncope. Greta has a special interest in cardiology and the nuances of ECGs, a passion that began during
Show notesTrigger Warning: This episode discusses birth experiences, including potentially distressing or sensitive content. Listener discretion is advised. In this episode, the team is joined by the incredible Mel Gardiner, a hig
Show notesIn this episode, the team dive into the critical but often under-discussed phase of post-ROSC (Return of Spontaneous Circulation) care in non-traumatic adult cardiac arrest. Achieving ROSC is a major win, but it's just t
Show notesIn this episode, the team unpack the vital topic of human factors—the skills and attributes beyond the technical that shape effective clinical performance. They explore how elements like situational awareness, communicat
Show notesIn this episode, the team dives into the high-acuity, low-occurrence world of penetrating trauma, a critical but often under-practiced area in pre-hospital care. They explore how limited exposure can impact clinical conf
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Clinical Practice Radio (CPR) is hosted by Megan Currie, Nick Overington, Andy Bell. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 12 episodes.
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